Mesa High School - Superstition Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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SEMINAR FORMAT GIVES The English and social studies classes are conducted in a seminar format to allow students flexibility in scheduling their classes. With eight teachers and eleven courses , that's the only way to go. In almost every instance there are two or three courses being taught simultaneously. Classes are individualized as are most classes here at Central. Faculty And ' Staff FLEXIBILITY l . l wish the day would end say's Phillip O'Neal. 2. lt's the real thing says English teacher Stan johnson. 3.' Help say's Judy Butler in T.V. Production class . 4. Bob Milne and Larry Link wonder what their grade is while Patty Rodarte consults Mrs. Gill 5. Melinda Deloach, Rhonda Wainscott and Mona Sherman study hard in Stan's class. Voc . - Social Evaluator P .E . Construction studies gwaat. Al Peech Glen Richard Abrams Armenta Bartle - Bird

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F LORA, FAUNA INTEGERS Science is not only the study of flora and fauna, it also deals with anatomy of man and animals. The students are involved in a lot of knowledge projects. The Oceanography classes are studying the exploration and scientific study of the ocean. 1. Good attendance awarded with field trip to Arizona Desert Museum. S. Lares, M. DePriest, C. Barnett, E. Baker, F. Medina, Mr. Van 1 LobenSels, C. Vrizuela, G. Sheridan. 2. just horsing around, G. Sheridan, C. Vrizuela, C. Barnett. 3. B. Wahpeta punches in, in math class. 4. Mr. Farnsworth's science class tries to solve the world's energy problems. 5. Students seem to Fry their brains in Mr. Hettsmansperger's math class. Security Registrar Soggsiies S . O . S . Clerk of ltri W ' ' 'W f 1 . ' f , r AVV ' lf kr rf , ,,, L .:, 1 , We 'K B lail Lauren Pat Eleanor Mary Ann Beth Felger Ferrin Gill Griffith Crijalva Spec. Ed. Aide Welding Q n t ' . , M Qc. i S ,lp lil ,,, r 'Q -fp 4. Sue Sandra Leonard Gulley Hancock I-Iennigan Thomas E E H